Pagan by Darkroom

The summer collection by London shop and design brand Darkroom is based on mysticism and the darker elements of ancient traditions and religions.

Raffia bag, clutch and floor cushions by Madwa; Hemp, prayer bead and Swarovski crystal harness by CCCHU
Raffia bag, clutch and floor cushions by Madwa; Hemp, prayer bead and Swarovski crystal harness by CCCHU

Folkloric jewellery and homewares are made with natural materials such as Bjorg’s horsehair and copper necklaces, and Madwa’s raffia cushions, each echoing the costumes of Pagan rituals and festivities.

Resin/gold plate necklace by Gem Sessions
Resin/gold plate necklace by Gem Sessions
Jewellery from CCCHU’s new collection is made from hemp twine and prayer beads, combined with Swarovski crystals. In contrast, Gem Sessions’ feather-inspired resin jewellery is a much more delicate take on the theme.

Folk Ribbon necklace and cuff by Michelle Lowe-Holder
Folk Ribbon necklace and cuff by Michelle Lowe-Holder

Specially commissioned ranges include folk ribbon cuffs and necklaces by jeweller Michelle Lowe-Holder and textile designer Na’ama Rietti’s neckpieces: knotted lengths of silk threads wrapped around wooden hoops that symbolise sacred areas of the body.

Silk/rosewood neckpieces by Na’ama Rietti
Silk/rosewood neckpieces by Na’ama Rietti

The brand's Pagan cushions are also made from natural materials and textiles, finished with rainbow-wrapped horsehair tassels handmade by New York-based designers Fredericks & Mae.

Horse hair/silver/rose gold necklaces by Bjorg
Horse hair/silver/rose gold necklaces by Bjorg

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